Too Good To Be True | Prajakta Koli in conversation with Neha Krishna @JLFInternational

Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago

Beloved content creator and actor Prajakta Koli talks about her debut novel, Too Good to Be True, an engaging and relatable will-they-won’t-they romantic comedy. In conversation with entrepreneur and influencer Neha Krishna, the celebrated YouTuber speaks on the heartwarming stories of love and trust that we tell ourselves—both on and off the page.

Prajakta Koli is a content creator, actor, and author of the romance novel Too Good To Be True. She stars in Netflix’s Mismatched, and serves as UNDP India’s Youth Climate Champion, using storytelling to connect, create impact, and champion causes close to her heart.

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Too Good To Be True | Prajakta Koli in conversation with Neha Krishna

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